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They do not look old enough for Frontline. I would guess that they are between 6 and 8 weeks of age. Give them a good bath with a dish detergent (they kind used to hand wash dishes not the stuff put into machine) like palmolive or any alkaline oil based soap like castile soap (Dr. Bonner). Go through with a flea comb on a white towel of sheet to collect the fleas. This should get most of the fleas.
If this doesn't work, dust them with DE. It may take a few dustings once a day a few days in a row to work.
Please, do not use any chemical flea products on them. They are waaayyy tooo young. It could do serious and irreversal harm or kill them. We lost a puppy once to a flea dip.
Call your vet and make an appointment to get them checked out. They still look healthy, but still need a look over. I assume that you found them right after they were dumped. What is wrong with people? Why not fix pets instead of desposing of them on the side of the road. (A personal pet peeve of mine.) We have to deal with it all the time in the county I live in.
Good Luck and Congrads
DB
If this doesn't work, dust them with DE. It may take a few dustings once a day a few days in a row to work.
Please, do not use any chemical flea products on them. They are waaayyy tooo young. It could do serious and irreversal harm or kill them. We lost a puppy once to a flea dip.
Call your vet and make an appointment to get them checked out. They still look healthy, but still need a look over. I assume that you found them right after they were dumped. What is wrong with people? Why not fix pets instead of desposing of them on the side of the road. (A personal pet peeve of mine.) We have to deal with it all the time in the county I live in.
Good Luck and Congrads
DB